Butterflies #WordlessWednesday

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Advice from a Butterfly.
Let your true colors show.
Get out of your cocoon.
Take yourself lightly.
Look for the sweetness in life.
Take time to smell the flowers.
Catch a breeze.
We can’t all be monarchs!

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Nature’s message was always there and for us to see.
It was written on the wings of butterflies.

Peacock Pansy or Junonia Almana on Cineraria daisy (Sunder Nursery, Delhi March 2020)

Peacock Pansy or Junonia Almana on Cineraria daisy (Sunder Nursery, Delhi March 2020)

 

Some facts about butterflies:
– their wings are transparent
– they taste with their feet
– they live on an all-liquid diet
– they live for just a few weeks (The Mourning Cloak butterfly has the longest life nearly an year)
– representations of butterflies are seen in Egyptian frescoes at Thebes, which are 3500+ years old
– Antarctica is the only continent on which they are not found

 

We delight in the beauty of the butterfly,
but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty.

Common Lascar or Pantoporia Hordonia on Lantana (Pangot, Uttarakhand, May-Jun 2019)

Common Lascar or Pantoporia Hordonia on Lantana (Pangot, Uttarakhand, May-Jun 2019)

 

Spiritual Trivia on Butterflies:
The butterfly is the symbol of man’s spiritual transformation. Quite often angels and fairies use butterflies to remind us of their presence, and to send signals and validations to guide us through life. “……. Orange Butterflies are symbols of encouragement, excitement, and passion. Seeing an Orange butterfly is a call to stay positive, to reconnect with joy and follow your inner bliss and excitement to positively transform your life experience……

 

The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough.

Plain Tiger | African Queen or Danaus Chrysippus (Pangot, Uttarakhand, May-Jun 2019)

Plain Tiger | African Queen or Danaus Chrysippus (Pangot, Uttarakhand, May-Jun 2019)

 

The butterfly said to the sun,
“They can’t stop talking about my transformation.
I can only do it once in my lifetime.
If only they know they can do it at any time and in countless ways.”

 

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HAPPY  TRAVELLING!
Monika Ohson | TravelerInMe

 

This published post is being shared as part of Happy #WW

#WordlessWednesday with Esha and Natasha

39 responses »

  1. We are staying home in a third floor condo, so I do get to see butterflies like I used to back home in my float cabin. Dreaming of the day I can fly home and smell the flowers again. – Margy

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    • Hi Suzana, thanks a ton! I am so so happy you love the post. The butterflies are doing their bit as messengers from angels! Happy Weekend!

      I went through the link you shared. Such pretty winged beauties. Thanks for sharing it.

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  2. Wonderful!
    I like your photos and I like butterflies (not all of them). 🙂
    I like the idea of the joy of the butterfly in such a short life.
    Thank you for the information.
    All the best!

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  3. So beautiful ❤︎ We have not yet very warm in Finland, but I saw once a beautiful Aglais io – no camera with me of course! Wishing you a sunny & safe May.

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    • Ooooh the lovely European Peacock butterfly 🦋 I find it very difficult to photograph them. Once in a while I am lucky…… And sighting something awesome and camera not there is so relatable 😊 May May be fantastic for you too Riitta 🦋✨🦋

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